Brain Health Research, Powered by OMOP
Millions of de-identified patient records, mapped to one global standard.
Build cohorts. Run analyses. Unlock the mysteries of brain disease.
Build cohorts. Run analyses. Unlock the mysteries of brain disease.
What you can do
Whether you study Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, epilepsy, or stroke —
pick your tool, ask your question, get answers.
Build cohorts
Define patient populations around neurological diagnoses, cognitive assessments, biomarkers, and treatment outcomes — using visual cohort tools, no code required.
Query with code
Write SQL, Python, or R against Redshift directly. Full access to every table, every column, on your terms.
Explore the data
Conditions, medications, cognitive assessments, procedures, and visits — standardized from Epic and Cerner into one common data model, ready for neuroscience research.
Join a global network
Your analyses run anywhere OMOP lives. Reproduce results across the OHDSI network of 400+ institutions worldwide.
Why OMOP at the Goizueta Brain Health Institute
Your clinical questions, answered with real-world data at scale.
The OMOP Common Data Model unifies records from Epic and Cerner into a single, research-ready data lake. Study neurological conditions like Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's, ALS, epilepsy, and stroke — without wrestling disparate source systems.
Because OMOP is the foundation of the OHDSI network, your cohort definitions and phenotypes are portable to 400+ institutions across 40+ countries. Brain health research at Emory becomes global evidence.
Ready to explore your data?
Request access to ATLAS or the database, then follow our training guides to run your first brain health research query in minutes.